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About Srikanta
I am passionate about simplifying complex concepts to help readers master computer programming, algorithms, networking, operating system fundamentals, and the transformative domains of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). With over 20 years of professional experience in computer networking and industrial automation, I bring a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. My mission is to make learning approachable, engaging, and impactful for all.

How to Implement Periodic Timer in Linux Kernel

Posted by By Srikanta February 22, 2016Posted inProgramming, CNo Comments
Linux Kernel already has a timer module that allows us to create timers which are not periodic by default. We can specify a callback function and a timeout value to the…
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How to Implement Multiple Periodic Timers in Linux Kernel

Posted by By Srikanta February 18, 2016Posted inC, Programming2 Comments
Here we'll see how to implement a timer module in Linux kernel that will allow users to create multiple periodic timers at the same time. Kernel already has a timer module…
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How to Compile Linux Kernel Module

Posted by By Srikanta February 12, 2016Posted inProgramming, CNo Comments
Linux has a build infrastructure called "kbuild" to build in-tree and out-of-tree kernel modules. Here I'll focus on external or out-of-tree kernel module compilation. Linux "kbuild" infrastructure is fairly complicated,…
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Linux Kernel Programming Basics, Create Loadable Kernel Module

Posted by By Srikanta February 10, 2016Posted inProgrammingNo Comments
What is Linux Kernel? Kernel is the core and central part of the Linux Operating system. It is responsible for the most critical functions of the operating system like process…
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What is Endianness? Difference between Big Endian and Little Endian

Posted by By Srikanta February 7, 2016Posted inTechnologyNo Comments
In computer and data communication, endianness refers to the ordering of bytes of a multi-byte data type in memory. In little endian systems, least significant byte is stored first in…
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